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• JSE-listed companies facing EE crackdown
• University of Johannesburg's mining faculty gets R15 million investment from Sibanye
• OPINION: Women are equipped to lead future of computing
• Coface introduces new insurance cover plan

$550m infrastructure investment fund for Africa

South Africa's infrastructure sector will significantly benefit from the institutional investors' fund, that has recently been launched.

• SA economic transactional activity increases in July
• Business confidence bounces back
• SA's mining and manufacturing output could help the economy out of recession
• Still not enough women in top positions - survey

JSE-listed companies facing EE crackdown

The department of Labour has taken aim at 72 JSE-listed companies for not complying with the country’s employment equity (EE) policy.

• University of Johannesburg's mining faculty gets R15 million investment from Sibanye
• Coface introduces new insurance cover plan
• SA economic transactional activity increases in July
• Atlantic Seaboard rentals soar to near R200 000 per month

Egyptians brace themselves as inflation hikes

Egypt's inflation has jumped to almost 33% as Egyptians continue to brace themselves in the face of steep price hikes and austerity measures.

• Lego appoints new CEO, replaces interim boss
• Sri Lanka Foreign Minister implicated in financial scandal resigns
• WeWork announces $500 million investment in Southeast Asia and Korea
• Brexit negotiations have not begun well for UK

WATCH : Business Report TV - Market Update

Get the latest market update and top stories from our newsrooms across SA, Africa and the world.

• SA economic transactional activity increases in July
• Atlantic Seaboard rentals soar to near R200 000 per month
• Old Mutual Zimbabwe explores greener investment pastures
• Stronger rand weighs on Brait results

OPINION: Get the basics right or re-examine SAA's model

Many South Africans are forced to believe that turbulence and uncertainty in our aviation sector are caused by government carriers. That is not true. There is much more behind it.

• Sanral aims to pave the way for girl engineers
• OPINION: SA must act in her own best interest after G20 summit
• Turning an idea into a viable business
• OPINION: Introducing the Business Report Corruption Buster